The Romantics Were Prompted¶
Rothko, M. (. T. R. W. P. (1948). The Romantics Were Prompted.
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- Abstraction in Art
- A common failure is conceptual abstraction that is conceptually interesting but perceptually dead, or emotionally powerful but conceptually empty, without integration—a polarity LeWitt (1967) thematized in his "Paragraphs on Conceptual Art" and Rothko (1947) countered with his color-field commitment to direct emotional address
This sourceStatement of Rothko's commitment to direct emotional address through color and form; supports the color-field pole of the conceptual-vs-emotional tension (D37-010, inline).
- A common failure is conceptual abstraction that is conceptually interesting but perceptually dead, or emotionally powerful but conceptually empty, without integration—a polarity LeWitt (1967) thematized in his "Paragraphs on Conceptual Art" and Rothko (1947) countered with his color-field commitment to direct emotional address
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